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DIRECTIONS:
1. Identify any cumulative adjectives in the sentence. (30 points)
*There are exactly TWO in each sentence.
*You may only put EXACTLY one word in each box for your answer.
*Each adjective must go in the order of the sentence - reading from left to right.
2. Identify the adjective that has a higher level of importance. (15 points)
*You may only put EXACTLY one word in each box for your answer.
Cumulative Adjective #1: The young French teacher is from Quebec.
Cumulative Adjective #2: The young French teacher is from Quebec.
Most Important Adjective: The young French teacher is from Quebec.
Cumulative Adjective #1: My father bought my mother an antique Persian rug for their wedding anniversary.
Cumulative Adjective #2: My father bought my mother an antique Persian rug for their wedding anniversary.
Most Important Adjective: My father bought my mother an antique Persian rug for their wedding anniversary.
Cumulative Adjective #1: She wanted a sunny breakfast room at the back of the house.
Cumulative Adjective #2: She wanted a sunny breakfast room at the back of the house.
Most Important Adjective: She wanted a sunny breakfast room at the back of the house.
Cumulative Adjective #1: The two men offered immediate roadside assistance to us.
Cumulative Adjective #2: The two men offered immediate roadside assistance to us.
Most Important Adjective: The two men offered immediate roadside assistance to us.
Cumulative Adjective #1: Unfortunately, it is a set dollar amount, so I cannot bargain with you.
Cumulative Adjective #2: Unfortunately, it is a set dollar amount, so I cannot bargain with you.
Most Important Adjective: Unfortunately, it is a set dollar amount, so I cannot bargain with you.
Cumulative Adjective #1: What a beautiful family photo on the fireplace mantle!
Cumulative Adjective #2: What a beautiful family photo on the fireplace mantle!
Most Important Adjective: What a beautiful family photo on the fireplace mantle!
Cumulative Adjective #1: He has embraced traditional religious customs as a lifetime member of the Catholic church.
Cumulative Adjective #2: He has embraced traditional religious customs as a lifetime member of the Catholic church.
Most Important Adjective: He has embraced traditional religious customs as a lifetime member of the Catholic church.
Cumulative Adjective #1: She opted for an inexpensive quartz watch.
Cumulative Adjective #2: She opted for an inexpensive quartz watch.
Most Important Adjective: She opted for an inexpensive quartz watch.
Cumulative Adjective #1: A small gold key was on the chain.
Cumulative Adjective #2: A small gold key was on the chain.
Most Important Adjective: A small gold key was on the chain.
Cumulative Adjective #1: It was a cool temperature outside when they entered the little stone house.
Cumulative Adjective #2: It was a cool temperature outside when they entered the little stone house.
Most Important Adjective: It was a cool temperature outside when they entered the little stone house.
Cumulative Adjective #1: Kim wore five gaudy bangles on each wrist.
Cumulative Adjective #2: Kim wore five gaudy bangles on each wrist.
Most Important Adjective: Kim wore five gaudy bangles on each wrist.
Cumulative Adjective #1: The adorable four-year-old girl had a pink ribbon in her hair.
Cumulative Adjective #2: The adorable four-year-old girl had a pink ribbon in her hair.
Most Important Adjective: The adorable four-year-old girl had a pink ribbon in her hair.
Cumulative Adjective #1: The teacher gave us a harsh verbal warning to stop talking during class.
Cumulative Adjective #2: The teacher gave us a harsh verbal warning to stop talking during class.
Most Important Adjective: The teacher gave us a harsh verbal warning to stop talking during class.
Cumulative Adjective #1: John hopes to buy and rent out multiple two‐family homes.
Cumulative Adjective #2: John hopes to buy and rent out multiple two‐family homes.
Most Important Adjective: John hopes to buy and rent out multiple two‐family homes.
Cumulative Adjective #1: Dr. Bean gave us a hard final examination.
Cumulative Adjective #2: Dr. Bean gave us a hard final examination.
Most Important Adjective: Dr. Bean gave us a hard final examination.